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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24583, 14 May 1943, Page 6

AGAIN TO-DAY—2 NEW WESTERNS I ROXY ROXY DAILY 11 2 5 8 / AVON f AVON Corner of Gt. North Rd. & Ponspnby Rd. V To-night at . \ 7A5 y GUNFIRE ROOKS THE WILDS IN A DOUBLE BLAST OP BLAZING THRILLS 1 BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER - BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER EN "ROARING FRONTIER" "ROARING FRONTIER" No. 2 ACE WESTERN No. 2 No. 2 ACE WESTERN No. 2 TRIGGER FAST ACTION IN OLD TEXAS! TIM HOLT—TIM HOLT TIM HOLT—TIM HOLT IN "BANDIT RANGLR" "BANDIT RANGER" (Both Approver! for Universal Exhibition) CTATC DEVONPORT. Phone 70-101. Dl/iIL To-night & Sat,, at 7.30. James Ellison—Jane Wyatt "ARMY SURGEON" & Bebo Daniels—Ben Lyon "HI GANG" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. QTATC ONEHUNGA. Phono 54-841. 01 Alii To-night, 7.80 & Sat.. 7.15. DOROTHY LAMOUR in the all-Colour "BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON" & Chester Morris—Harriot Hilliard "CANAL ZONE" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. pDIMrCCC DOMINION RD. Ph. 01-139. rJaIINtLOO To-night & Sat., at 7.45. Tyrone Power—Geno Tierney "SON OF FURY" & Eddie Bracken—Betty Rhodes "SWEATER GIRL" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. iAnn PUT RICHMOND AV. Ph. JnUiLLrxil To-night & Sat., at 7.45. Jean Gabin —Ida Lupino "MOONTIDE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. &, Jane Withers—Jane Darwell "SMALL TOWN DEB.". . Approved for Universal Exhibition. f»rp at PONSONBY RD. Ph. 26-940. KLIjAL To-night & Sat,, at 7.45. Pat O'Brien—Oeorge Murphy "THE NAVY COMES THROUGH" Approved for Universal Exhibition. & Charles Rucrsrles —Lynn Bari "THE PERFECT SNOB" Recommended by Censor for Adults.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Comforts for Airmen Fund A COLOSSAL SHOW. 200 ARTISTS SATURDAY, MAY 22. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. And HON. and TUES.. May 24 ar.d 25 The Air Force Relations present the Gigantic Unparalleled Revue "HAPPY LANDINGS" - Produced by Moira Heald, Supported by the Full Strength of the ROYAL N.Z. AIR FORCE BAND Together with the Band's Fine Orchestra, directed by Flight-Lieutenant Gladstone Hill 'And a Galaxy of Brilliant Artists, including MINHINNICK, The Herald's Famous Cartoonist. GEORGE TOLLERTON ■("Chuckles with Jerry"). HILTON PORTER. GRAFTON REPERTORY PLAYERS. ROW EN A JACKSON. KATHLEEN FARRELL. !!Mso. a Stupendous Spectacular Presentation of the Pantomime "CINDERELLA" With Cinderella herself, the Prince, the two Ugly Sisters, the Fairy Godmother, the Court Jester, the Fairy Queen, the Glittering FairyCoach, and 100 Ballerinas. A Thrilling Treat for the Children of Auckland. Box Plans will be opened at Lewis Eady. Ltd., on Monday Morning. Evening Reservations for D.C. and R.S., 5/1; Matinee, 4/1; Children half-price to Matinee. SALES BY AUCTION Q.EORGE WALKER, LIMITED. At the Great Salerooms, 210 QUEEN ST.,. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), at 11 o'clock. GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. AND AT 1.30 P.M.—A.C. Radio Sets, Cash Register, Champion Regulo Gas Stove, as new; Continental Typewriter, in good order. Details Include: — Golden Oak Dining Room Suite, comprising Mirror-back Sideboard, Dining Table and 4 Chairs to match; Ornaments, Glassware, Occ. Tables, 3-Pce. Chesterfield Suite, fully sprung, upholstered in Tapestry; Gate-leg Table, Sewing Machine, Firescreen, Settees and Squabs Easy Chairs, riallsiaud, Pictures, Fire Kerbs, Odd Sideboard, Dining Tables and Chairs, 3-Pce. Chesterfield Suite, in Genoa Velvet; Oak Cake Tier, Cushions, Palmstands, Jardinieres, Floor Rugs. Curtains Chesterfield Suite, in Tapestry; O.R. Chairs, etc., etc Light Oak Bedroom Suite, comprising Mirror-door Wardrobe, Dining Table, Pedestal Cupboard and Double Bed and Wire Mattress nnd Pillows; Floor Rugs, Bedroom Chairs, Framed Mirror Dressing Tables, Ornaments, Oak Wardrobe, Oak Dressing Table, Single and Double Bedsteads and Wires, Bedding, O.R. and Kauri Comb. Chests, O.R. and Kauri "Wardrobes. Chests of Drawers. Side Tables, Pictures, ' Colonial Wardrobes. Elcctrolux, Electric Radiators, etc. Kitchen.—Kitchen Dresser, Kitchen Tables. ! A.B. and Canadian Chairs, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, Cutlery, Glassware, Lawnmower and Garden Tools, Toy Car. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers KICHARD ARTHUR, LIMITED. AT THEIR ROOMS, Next Power Board Building, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK. Oak and Rimu Furniture, Chesterfield Suite. And General Household Furnishings. Axminster Carpet, 3-Pce. Chesterfield Suite (Moquette), Chesterfield Lounge, I)/S Dining Suite (Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs). Rimu Sideboard, Extension and Oval Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, Radio. HallBtands, Occ. Tables, Palmstands, Gramophone and Records, D/S Sideboard, Ritnu Settee and &riuab, Unity Drophead Sewing Machine. Easv Chairs, Morris Chairs, Couch, small (Oval Table, Marble Clock, Coal Scuttle, E.P. Electric Urn, 2 Old Oil Paintings, Pictures, Crockery, China, Glassware, Crockery, etc. Oak Wardrobe, 2 Oak Comb. Chests, 3 Rimu Comb. Chests, M.K. Chest Drawers, Double and Single Rimu Beds and Wires, Double and Single Kapok and Wool Mattresses, D/S Comb. Chests, Duchess Pairs, Pram, Bassinette, Box Ottoman. Kitchen Tables and Chairs, Cooking UtenBils, Champion Gas Stove, enamel, and latest burners (good order); Enamel Gas Stove, in rierfect order-, Bath, Gent's Bicycle, Stepladder, Califont. S x 10 Tent and Fly. and General Furnishings of every description. T. B. Arthur, Auctioneer. POULTRY FRUIT PRODUCE. J. JONES, LTD., Auctioneers, City Markets. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), at 10 a.m. Poultry: Roosters, Hens, Ducks, Pullets. Grain, Produce, Groceries, Bacon, Hams, Etc. /PURNERS AND GROWERS, LTD J- AUCTIONS COMMENCE: 5 a.m.—Bananas —When Available. 8 a.m.—Fresh Vegetables—Daily. 8 a.m.—Fresh Fruit—Daily. 9 a.m. —Fresh Cut Flowers—Tues. and Fri. 3 0 a.m.—Fresh Cut Flowers—Mon. & Thurs. 30 a.m. —Bananas—When Available. 30 a.m.—Poultry—Tues. and Fri. Largest Sales in New Zealand.

AUCKLAND CITY CORPORATION WA TE R REST RIC TI 0N S WA TE R R E STRICTIONS In view of the acute position in regard to the supply of water, notice is hereby given to all consumers that they must at once reduce their consumption to the absolute minimum. At the present rate of draw-off, if no heavy rain eventuates, the reserves of stored water will be EXHAUSTED. To keep the mains charged with water so as to maintain fire protection and also save the public the necessity of carrying water, domestic consumption MUST BE REDUCED TO 8 GALLONS PER HEAD, which includes the flushing of the lavatory, ablutions, bath, washing and cooking. If this is observed, the supply to essential industries, including foodstuffs, war requirements and to hospitals, will be maintained. The amount used by non-essential industries MUST BE REDUCED TO ONE-THIRD OF NORMAL CONSUMPTION. Automatic flushing cisterns in office blocks, hotels and elsewhere must be shut off completely, and fittings cleaned at intervals by bucket and mop. If these instructions are not observed, it will be necessary to shut off water completely from every household, and water will then be rationed from street stand pipes. Th:s order applies over the whole of the city area and the local bodies south of the harbour supplied by the city, viz.. Mount Eden, Mount Albert, Newmarket, New Lynn, Mount Wellington, Glen Eclen, Henderson, Htirangi and Swanson. JAMES MELLING, Town Clerk.